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Around 5,000 US sailors are enjoying a five-day break near Pattaya after the USS Abraham Lincoln spent 286 days at sea during a long Middle East deployment.
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5,000 US Sailors Take a Break After 286 Days at Sea

More than 120 people have reportedly been killed in heavy clashes between Houthi forces and the Yemeni army near Yemen’s western coast.
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Heavy Fighting Between Houthi Forces and Yemeni Army Leaves Over 120 Dead

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Russian Drone Strikes Ukraine’s Security Service Headquarters in Kyiv

At least 37 people reportedly died after inhaling fumes while trying to siphon oil from a pipeline in southern Nigeria, an environmental group says.
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Nigeria Pipeline Incident Kills at Least 37 People in Crude Oil Theft Attempt

A series of suicides, training accidents and weapons theft cases has raised concerns over discipline, training and security within India's military system.
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Indian Army Faces Questions Over Suicides, Training Accidents and Weapons Theft

Donald Trump has attacked US media outlets over reports of weapons shortages, calling them ‘traitorous scum’ during the Iran war.
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Trump Attacks Media Over Reports of US Weapons Shortages During Iran War

US President Donald Trump has appointed Adam Telle as acting Army secretary after Dan Driscoll resigned amid reported tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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Trump Names Adam Telle Acting Army Secretary After Dan Driscoll Resigns

South Korea is reportedly preparing military assets for a possible Hormuz deployment, while Seoul says no final decision has been made.
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South Korea Reportedly Prepares Military Deployment to Strait of Hormuz

US Senator Bernie Sanders has introduced a bill seeking a permanent ban on superintelligent AI and a temporary pause on advanced AI development.
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US Senator Bernie Sanders Seeks Permanent Ban on Superintelligent AI

Kenya's President William Ruto has ordered Tata Chemicals to leave, accusing the Indian company of failing to invest locally and create enough jobs.
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Kenya Orders Tata Chemicals to Leave Over Lack of Local Investment

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